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Home » Vignesh’s century paves the way for Triplicane RC win

Vignesh’s century paves the way for Triplicane RC win

NT BureauBy NT BureauFebruary 18, 2019No Comments
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Chennai: Riding on a century from L Vignesh, Triplicane Recreation Club earned a 11-run win over HSBC Recreation Club in the TNCA Lower Division League.

Vignesh’s 118 propelled his team to 271 for eight. In reply, HSBC was bowled out for 260 with Dinesh Raj Shanmugam’s knock of 92 going in vain. For Triplicane, R Yogender Sharma (3/63) and K Siddeshwaran (3/62) shared six wickets between them.

Elsewhere, D Suresh’s five for 44 enabled his team, Perambur United Club, to register a facile 59-run win over Lusuraj Cricket Club.

Brief scores:

III-DIVISION ‘B’:

Sea Hawks Cricket Club 249/6 in 50 overs (R Nandagopal 83, A Vasudaven 57*, T Veeramani 35) lost to Prem Cricket Club 253/8 in 49.3 overs (D Bala Subramani 62, B Mathan Khumar 59, A Vignesh 46, N Selva Kumaran 4/75); Bunts Cricket Club 252/7 in 50 overs (R Gowtham 63, SM Vinoop 49, E Vasantha Kumar 47*) bt Southern Railway Sports Association 103 in 29.1 overs (R Ajith 4/11); Indian Bank Sports and Recreation Club 215/8 in 50 overs (Sachin Omprakash Katariya 69, V Ajay Kumar 35, MA Atheeq Ur Rahman 33, V Yuvaraj
4/63, R Manivannan 3/54) bt Garnet Cricket Club 114 in 38.3 overs (N Rikesh Kumar Sharma 32, T Balaji 30, J Vignesh 4/42, MA Atheeq Ur Rahman 4/22); Cosmopolitan Club 218 in 48.1 overs (Jash K Kankaria 95, G Babu 3/33) lost to Royapettah Cricket Club 222/8 in 44.1 overs (M Sadiqulameen 68, Naresh Gahlot 44*, Karia Jesal Balibhai 31, T Nitish Joyal 4/63, Aashish Nowrath A Sharma 3/59); Rising Stars Cricket Club 97 in 27.2 overs (K Maha Deeraj 41, R Sri Neranjan 3/25, R Mari Muthu 3/12) lost to Perungalathur Cricket Club 98/2 in 14 overs (G Rajesh 42*, R Sri Neranjan 34).

IV-DIVISION ‘C’:

Ranji Cricket Club 244/7 in 50 overs (T Akilan 66, R Elango 59*, SG Karneswaran 5/54) bt Tiger Cricket Club 236 in 49 overs (H Sathish Babu 83, Ishaaq Mohammed 31, S Padmanaban 3/55, G Md Aftab Hussain Khan 3/40); Prithvi Cricket Club 170/9 in 50 overs (J Sam Immanuel Lazar 45, N Gokul Raj 31, S Vivek Athinam 4/39) lost to Krishnaraj Memorial Club 173/6 in 30.1 overs (D Jai Shankar 46*, E Vignesh 39); Venkateswara Cricket Club 253/5 in 50 overs (C Karthick 87, K Vignesh 50, Sajjad Hussain 37, Fahad Abdul Azeez 34*) lost to Minerva Cricket Club 254/4 in 45.3 overs (B Aravind 70, S Nithin Athreya 50*, S Ravichandran 38).

V-DIVISION ‘A’

Triplicane Recreation Club 271/8 in 50 overs (L Vignesh 118, M Suresh 34*, M Rahul Rangarajan 31, M Senthil 3/34) bt HSBC Recreation Club 260 in 50 overs (Dinesh Raj Shanmugam 92, D Deeban 67, G Senthil 44, R Yogender Sharma 3/63, K Siddeshwaran 3/62); TANGEDCO 205/9 in 50 overs (N Shyam Prasad 78, S Karthik Shankar 5/55, D Sathyanaathan 3/73) lost to Grand Prix Cricket Club 206/5 in 39.1 overs (R Raj Kumar 56, V Murali 40*, MG Kamesh Pandithan 35, D Sathyanaathan 33, K Vinayagam 3/39); Perambur United Club 210 in 49.3 overs (Sanjay Vembu 36, RS Murali Mohan 34, S Vishal 3/46, V Dinakaran 3/57) bt Lusuraj Cricket Club 151 in 35.2 overs (D Agnal David 47, Gokula Krishnan Mohandoss 43, D Suresh 5/44).

V-DIVISION ‘C’:

Hunters XI 147 in 40 overs (K Sukumar 31, MS Sanjay 4/32) lost to Milkyway Cricket Club 150/2 in 34.2 overs (V Bharathi Raja 68*, U Srikanth 39*, Avinash Upadhyay 30);
Gandhi Cricket Club 63 in 27.3 overs (Y Jebaselvin 4/18) lost to United Friends Cricket Club (Chengalpet) 65/2 in 11 overs (S Mathan Kumar 35*).

V-DIVISION ‘D’:

Shivaji Cricket Club 77 in 17 overs (MD Bhaskar 5/41, B Sriram 4/23) lost to Chennai P&T Audit Recreation Club 78/6 in 14.2 overs (MD Bhaskar 36, T Lalith Chockalingam 3/44)

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